Prayer
The 5 forms of prayer according to the CCC
What are prayers of Blessing (Benediction), Petition, Intercession, Thanksgiving, Praise?
The four early Ecumenical Councils
What are the Council of Nicaea, Council of Constantinople, Council of Ephesus, and Council of Chalcedon?
The definition of "Creed"
What is a statement of beliefs?
Trinity
What is three persons in one God?
The origin of "Creed"
What is the Latin word "credo" meaning "I believe"?
The 3 Expressions of Prayer according to the CCC?
What are Vocal, Meditative (Meditation), and Contemplative (Contemplation)?
Conclusion of the Council of Nicaea (325AD)
What is Jesus' full divinity (consubstantial, one in being with the Father)?
The number of articles in the Nicene Creed
What is Three?
Consubstantial
What is "one in being with the Father"?
The meaning of discern
What is a period of thoughtful reflection and consideration used to make a decision?
The part of the creeds that describe Jesus' suffering, death, burial, and resurrection
What is the Paschal Mystery?
Conclusion of the Council of Constantinople (381AD)?
What is Jesus' full humanity?
The number of articles in the Apostles Creed
What is twelve?
Incarnate
What is "to be made flesh"?
The meaning of faith
The number of decades in a Rosary
What is five (a decade is made up of five Hail Mary's)?
Conclusion of the Council of Ephesus (431AD)
What is Mary as Mother of God?
2 Ecumenical Councils that led to the Nicene Creed
What are the Councils of Nicaea and Constantinople?
Ecumenical Council
What is "a gathering of bishops to clarify Church teaching"?
The meaning of Amen
What is "so be it" or "to drive a stake into it" or "I believe it"?
The difference between Meditative and Contemplative prayer
What is reflecting on God in our lives versus simply resting or being in God's presence?
Conclusion of the Council of Chalcedon (451AD)
What is Jesus as both fully divine and fully human, at the same time, not in competition with each other?
The origin of the Apostles Creed
What is created by the early church to help unify its beliefs?
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What is the legend that says the Apostles created it and each one contributed one article?
Magisterium
What is "teachers of the faith"?
The definition of heresies
What is "false teachings"?